Empowering Students to Own Their Career Journey
Help your students with their career journey. When it comes to planning for the future, many students start with a dream — but they don’t always have the tools [...]
The power of “what if”: Helping students explore life’s big decisions
High school is a time filled with big questions. What if I go to college? What if I choose a trade? What if I move out after graduation? What [...]
Making financial education accessible for all students
Financial literacy is a critical life skill, but not all students have equal access to high-quality financial education. Many schools face resource limitations, and without intentional solutions, some students [...]
Wisconsin Act 60: Supporting educators in the classroom
Upon the signing into law of Wisconsin Act 60 in December 2023, Wisconsin took a major step forward in preparing students for lifelong financial success. Beginning with the class [...]
From Confusion to Clarity: Helping Students Master Tricky Personal Finance Topics
When it comes to personal finance, there’s no shortage of important lessons for teens to learn. But let’s face it — some financial concepts are harder to wrap your [...]
Career & college stress is real – here’s how to help students manage it
How can you help your students manage college and career stress? For many high school students, the pressure to plan for the future can feel overwhelming. Between career decisions, [...]
Building a financial foundation before graduation: A senior’s checklist
As high school seniors prepare to step into adulthood, financial independence is one of the most critical skills they can develop. Whether heading to college, trade school, or straight [...]
FAFSA Facts and Fiction: What you need to know when completing the FAFSA
More than $4 billion. That’s how many Pell Grant dollars the high school class of 2023 left on the table by not completing The Free Application for Federal Student [...]
Before the FAFSA, there’s Money Path: Setting students up for success
Each year, millions of students leave money on the table simply because they don’t complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The high school class of 2023 [...]
Skilled trades: The road less traveled (and why more teens are taking it)
College might still be the most common path for teens after high school, but a growing number are exploring a different direction: skilled trades. From electricians and plumbers to [...]